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PCftLISBEH EVEKY THURSDAY PY F. G. SCHREINER Offtastn Btnk Rviidfnt Telephone W-W TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION! 6M Ywf... tl.JI fix Months, 75c Thros Months, Mc • - Thursday, June 29, 1911 PROBATE NEWS J [Furnished by McHenry County Abstract Gompany, Woodstock, Illi­ nois. Office in Arnold Block, east side of public square. Abstracts of title and conveyancing. Money to loan en real estate in sums of five hundred to ten thousand dollars. Time and pay­ ments to suit borrower. Phones 634, 903 and 911.] Real Estate Transfers Samantha Button to Ella M. Wheeler, It 5 (ex strip 10 ft. wide off s side); s 10ft It 4, blk 22, McHenry, w aide of Fox river $2300.00 Henry C. Sweet & w to John Lay, pt It 23, Assr's plat, nw% nw% sec 30, village of Spring Grove 25.00 Richard T. Wray et al to J. T. Bower, It 5 Assr's plat, Richmond 1.00 Marriage Licenses Leonard Eager, 21. .Evansville, Wis. Eloise S. Sea vert, 22. Chicago Eva E. Wertz, 23....;.. .*... .Union ADDITIONAL LOCAL Seed buckwheat at the West Mc­ Henry mill. Read The Plaindeakr and keep post­ ed on local happenings. Everybody is invited to attend the Independence dance on July 1. Don't forget the Just Us dub dance at Stoffel's hall next Saturday night. The Beveridge Players' band will play at the baseball park Sunday aft­ ernoon, July 2. H. C. Clemens and son recently purchased a Waite tractor thru the Hunt-Costello agency of Elgin, The McHenry County Medical so­ ciety will hold a meeting at Harvard tomorrow, June 30. Dr. E. C. Irons of Chicago will address the meeting. Thirteen new members were taken into the Universalist church last Sun­ day. The membership of this church has increased wonderfully during the past year or more and much credit is due the pastor, Rev. John Rate lift", whose work in this direction is re­ sponsible for the increase in mem­ bership. Besides new members be­ ing received, one baptism also took place, the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Howard being chris­ tened. A number ot uur people were over at the county seat on Thursday and Silas Ashley, 43 Harvard Frj<jay evenings of last week, where Marie Broberg, 43 Harvard 1 they witnessed the demonstrations Clarence W. Gates, 24....... .Hebron tendered the soldier boys of Company Ruth E. Greene, 20.......... Alden G L N G of that city Xhe boy8 George Leslie Hyslop, 23. .-.-.Chicago Delia Conn, 21 Harvard Benjamin Wallis, 20.. .Woodstock Adaline Gallup, 19 Sharon, Wis. Wayne H. Bordwell, 23.... .Harvard Lillian Johnson, 23........So. Beloit Warren D. Howe, 25. .Clarence, Mo. Goldie S. Howe, 25 Woodstock Herbert B. Megran, 28 Harvard Ethel M. Dobson, 25 Harvard Enjoy Annual Picnic The annual Universalist picnic was John A. Ross, 34.::.:::: i.Rochelle |hcId Tuesday, when the Gladene was left Woodstock for Springfield Fri­ day evening. A big parade and band concert were held on Thursday night and those who were over from here declare that the crowd was the larg­ est that they had ever seeiyifr the county seat city. Anna I. King, 29 Homeworth, o. ̂ chartered and conveyed the picnicers • I > t #1 A«lM% tAMA Vvlf Elmer W. Simons, 27........Aurora Mary F. Hopkins, 29 Aurora Fred H. Bell, 51 Richmond Margaret C. Brill, 46..... .Richmond John Frank Sheahan, 28... .Harvard Ellen S. Hurlstone, 25 Harvard Harvey Arthur Cowdrey, 26.Chicago Elizabeth J. Thomas, 19. .Greenwood Charles Patrick Bradley, 30. Harvard E. Marguerite Quigley, 21. .Harvard Herman F. Schlueter, 26.W. Chicago Clara A. Schroeder, 20..Crystal Lake H. Arthur Nelson, 31..Omaha, Neb. Carrie S. Jensen, 30 Chicago Herman Schultz, 24... .Crystal Lake Hulda Pinnow, 19..... .Crystal Lake Burnie Wingate, 24... .Crystal Lake Maud Spencer, 24 Crystal Lake John Jones, 25. Harvard Mary M. Miles, 20..... .Greenwood Dr. Guy C. Gordon, 24 Richmond Wendella B. Schroeder, 28.Richmond Joseph Garcia, 23 Hebron Grace Wiyninger, 20 Hebron Fred Kling, 35 ...Crystal Lake Anna Carlstedt, 24... .Crystal Lake German L. Brooks, 50... .Wauconda Anna Byrd, 44 McHenry Frederic L. Markle, 29 Polo lone J. Murphy, 25..... .Woodstock Per Pearson, 25. .Harper's Ferry, la. Viola Delphry, 21. ..Harper's Ferry Geege W. Powell, 27 AJoal City Louise E. Cole, 26..... Mazon Henry Heuser, 22 McHenry Helen Weber, 19 McHenry George Worts, 28.........McHenry Kathryn Pint, 21 McHenry Clifford H. Woleben, 22.. . .Marengo down r-tream to Colby's point. The Ring wood and Elgin churches were invited to join with them and many of them motored to the grounds, where they were delightfully enter­ tained. It didn't rain as is usual and, a weenie roast was prepared. Rev. John Ratcliff, pastor of the church, who has served his congre­ gation so faithfully the past two years, will be retained in September. There will be no services during the summer months. Lake County Independent:^ Attor­ ney Orvis has received notice from the supreme court clerk that the court has set aside the verdict in the case of Mrs. John Richardson vs. Mrs. John Raymond, deceased, one of the Volo women defendants in the famous rail-riding case.. Attorney Pope, for the defense, appealed from the judgment of the circuit court and, according to the understanding now, the case will be tried over again in the circuit court. Mrs. Raymond, it is recalled, died before settlement was ever made after judgment was procured fojlowing Mrs. Richardson's suit for damages from the Volo women. Mr. Orvis has written for a copy of the opinion of the .court. It is recalled that as Mrs. Rayniond was the only one of the five women de­ fendants who was said to have property which' covered the judg­ ment, effort was made by Mrs. Rich­ ardson's counsel to recover from her for the entire sum. SMITH Woodcock, III. Will pay the highest cash "price for dead horses and cattle and will remove them from the premises as before. Hides must be on. Will pay reverse tel­ ephone charges. Tele­ phone 162-R, Woodstock. M. W. SMITH A V/cio u>s :Vest • Mliaa 4*ll«rt •wtk •! M uU iHjiHJ «i«n T""- Ulf«v RAT CORN U MMf IA- Sf% IO« II.OflL R. V. McAllister. - West McHenry Celebrate THE FOURTH at Johnsburg M. E. Church Services as follows next Sunday: Sunday school, 10:00 a. m.; preach­ ing services, 11:00 a. m.; evening services, 7:45 p. m. W. C. Ever*. Pa to**. Warning Notice All parties found or seen hunting, fishing, boating or trespassing, with­ out my permission, on Lake Defiance, within the lines of the N. W. hi of within the lines of the N. W. % of the S. E. % of section 6, township 44, N., range 9, E. 3rd P. M., will be prosecuted to the extent of the law, and all boats found trespassing with­ in the above lines on said lake will be captured and held as hostage. See Illinois statutes, chapter 56, section 7. * M. Keltic. $100 Reward, $10* The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly influenced by constitutional condition* • requires constitutional treatment. Hail's Catarrh Cure ia taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System thereby de­ stroying: the foundation of the disease, giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting- na­ ture in doing- its work. The proprie­ tors have so much faith in the curative powers of Hall's Catarrh Cure-that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. , _ . Address: F. J. CHENIT * CO., Ts--ls. Ofcl*. Bold by all Drucsist* TM.